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On Jan 13, the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, sometimes described as the "green Nobel Prize”, was awarded to Toby Kiers, an evolutionary biologist at Vrije University Amsterdam who has spent the past three decades studying the workings an... [1]
Thai telecom operators AIS and True have established 24-hour "war rooms" to monitor potential disruptions to submarine internet cables due to tensions in the Middle East. [2]
The Nordic Countries and Humanitarianism How the development of overseas aid led to the Nordic countries perceiving themselves as humanitarian “great powers” Summary: Humanitarianism has been a defining feature of Nordic int [3]
Updated FCC rules focus on working with allies, streamlining approval process New data shows how engineers earn money for Pyongyang's regime Worst performers will be told to improve or face loss of contract Karnataka state could criminalize online co... [4]
Alleged victims of scam centres in Kyauk Khet in Myanmar’s Kayin State walk in line as they are met by the Thai Army after crossing the Thai-Myanmar border at Chong Khaep town in Thailand’s Phop Phra district in Tak province on February 12, 2025. (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
TOKYO/NEW YORK -- The weekend cyberattack on a major U.S. pipeline system served as a grim minder of the threat facing infrastructure that forms the backbone of the economy as incidents occur with increasing frequency. [6]
TOKYO -- Japan looks to require that companies in key infrastructure sectors such as finance, telecom and transport have plans for coping with cyberattacks, in response to a rise in such incidents globally. [7]
TOKYO -- The Japanese government will promote efforts to expand the production and installation of undersea communications cables, Nikkei has learned, as recent suspected sabotage highlights their importance to national security. [8]
On Jan 13, the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, sometimes described as the "green Nobel Prize”, was awarded to Toby Kiers, an evolutionary biologist at Vrije University Amsterdam who has spent the past three decades studying the workings an
Thai telecom operators AIS and True have established 24-hour "war rooms" to monitor potential disruptions to submarine internet cables due to tensions in the Middle East.
The Nordic Countries and Humanitarianism How the development of overseas aid led to the Nordic countries perceiving themselves as humanitarian “great powers” Summary: Humanitarianism has been a defining feature of Nordic int
Updated FCC rules focus on working with allies, streamlining approval process New data shows how engineers earn money for Pyongyang's regime Worst performers will be told to improve or face loss of contract Karnataka state could criminalize online co
Alleged victims of scam centres in Kyauk Khet in Myanmar’s Kayin State walk in line as they are met by the Thai Army after crossing the Thai-Myanmar border at Chong Khaep town in Thailand’s Phop Phra district in Tak province on February 12, 2025.
TOKYO/NEW YORK -- The weekend cyberattack on a major U.S. pipeline system served as a grim minder of the threat facing infrastructure that forms the backbone of the economy as incidents occur with increasing frequency.
TOKYO -- Japan looks to require that companies in key infrastructure sectors such as finance, telecom and transport have plans for coping with cyberattacks, in response to a rise in such incidents globally.
TOKYO -- The Japanese government will promote efforts to expand the production and installation of undersea communications cables, Nikkei has learned, as recent suspected sabotage highlights their importance to national security.
TOKYO -- The Japanese government plans to let telecommunications carriers monitor their systems for cyberattacks, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity that has been called minor-league compared with U.S. and Europe.
Three Swedish men have been arrested in Thailand following a multinational crackdown on a transnational network accused of running online narcotics markets on the darknet.